Robbery Investigation Unveils Connie Carter’s Family Ties
Connie Carter shares her home and wealth with her half sister Kitty who is deaf. Garson Directs investigates a New York underworld linked robbery as Kitty’s lover Den Tracy and fortune hunter Jin plot. Duke Garven aids Connie while butler Hawarne Cowline alerts danger to pearls. Mary doubts reveal, and tension rises as relationships fray and a dramatic nighttime event unfolds.
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New York
Underworld
Kitty
den Tracy
Connie
Jin Bo
Bly
Duke Garven
Felena
Hawarne Cownlee
Crouly
Duke
Cownie
Wee
Mra Calvert
Mary
Tapirien
Hitly
Jim
Groos Bank distribution noted in Texas history film
A garbled report states Groos Bank directors met Tuesday morning to discuss earnings for the year 1030. The meeting approved a semiannual dividend and the bank distributed Christmas gifts to employees, with notes mentioning Neae City and mart dhle cole.
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Groos Bank
Jeans
Gro Nadléan Bank
E. Ployes
Intrigue and mistrust at the Calvert mansion
Jim Tracy and Duke Garson clash in a tense room as Kitty and Mrs Calvert debate police help. Garson proves poised and respected, while Tracy dismisses local police, hinting at a private detective agency and potential theft of a necklace.
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Conic
Jim Tracy
Duke Garson
Anmanix
Vniterworld
Jim
Calvert
Kitty
Tim Dracy
Connie
Deke Garson
Abe
Billy
Garson
Duke
Tracy
Siegent & Cloé
Ether Drift Theory Continues in Einstein Link
In Pasadena Dr C E St John surveys the ether drift debate, tracing Michelson Morley negative results to relativity. He links electricity and magnetism as manifestations of a single theory, noting Maxwell and contemporary experiments spur practical wireless and telecommunication advances. Continued on page 5.
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Charles E. St. John
Hilson
Dr. St. John
C. E
Tikewine
Tor
Michéleon
Morley
Einatein
Einestein
Games Universal Service
Man Arrests After Still Seizure In July 1930s Criminal Raid
Bee Berdrow was charged with possession and manufacture of liquor and was to be arraigned before United States Commissioner Paul A. Lockhart. The lead raid on Goodrich Street, led by Captain Verne Stiller, yielded a large whiskey and mush seizure but no plant. Several suspects including Brincedy Merdeur and Henry C. Childs faced liquor charges with bonds set. Gomez and Chavez faced related complaints tied to automobile theft and possession.
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Bee Berdrow
United States
Paul A. Lockbart
Merdeur
Lockhart
Miller
Aucel Gomez
Hoth
Gomex
Cea
Arid
Coltoawnod
Tockhart
Henry C. Childs Wan
Jibedy
Font Monney
Enid
Carols Street
Tomer Chavez
Auto Wreck Leaves Two Hospitalized in Hasty City Fall
Julian Ternandez a 73 year old Dig Spring Teros resident and Mrs Lastena Ramirez were hospitalized at Robert Dr Green hospital Tuesday with serious injuries after a psubmobile overturned. Vernaules and Mes Thamirez were injured when the driver lost control and the vehicle rolled over. Molanists transported the injured to San Antonio.
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Julian Ternandez
Teros
Lastena
Ramirez
Robert Dr. Green Hospital
Vernaules
Thamirez
Heramirez
Enmirol
San Antonio
Ad Club Members Hold Open Forum at Plaza Hotel
Fourteen members discussed a year of work by the Gan Amonic Advertising club in an open forum held Tuesday noon at the Plaza hotel. Willian Marg served as chairman. Key topics included early discussions led by Tethy J. C Koapee, William Hi. Stocklausen, T. J. Tornoe, and W. B Wedon.
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Gan Amonic Advertising Club
Flaza
Willian Marg
Gen Arting
Chilrman
Oslef
Tethy J. C Koapee
Williem Hi. Stocklausen
T. J. Tornoe
VI. B Iwedon
Five Guilty Pleas in County Theft Cases
Five defendants pleaded guilty to theft charges in County Court and received jail terms with fines. Details include Amanda Morne for purse theft at May’s store, Kishan Falcon for stealing two pineapples with fines, and other individuals charged with petty thefts from local shops.
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Nfflaw No
Berne Counter
East
Ine Tiferinn
West Toplar Street
Ink Fenlfizon
Towston
Warlacoras Street
B- MI
Cartwright
Tesine
Robert Higgins
Swealey
Fritle Geils
Leharpe Street
Dave
Amalia Morne
Guittr
May
Kishan Falcon
Vinnw Street
St. Caffarelli
Pal
Sergeant Treated for Knife Wounds Incident on Austin Street
Sergeant Richard Pautine, 45, of the Ninth Infantry at Fort Sam Houston, was treated Tuesday for knife wounds after an alleged attack on Austin Street Monday night. Paul Vine described the incident, but details remain uncertain.
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Richard Pautine
Ninth Infantry
Fort Sam Foualun
Myrewan Seid
Austin Street
Paul Vine
Romo
Walthall to Present 1930 Chamber Plans at Meeting
Officers of the U4 chamber of commerce headed by president Walthall will be honored at the January 7 directors meeting. Walter Wattbatl will outline 1930 programs, finances, and achievements as plans for the annual camber activities and officer introductions are finalized.
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U4ber of Commerce
Olor sTing
Walter Avattbatl
Nfed
Romered Ogicoie
Nd GT
Liubseher
Dirgueuse ‘Warrell
First View
Netfrn Houatan
Ant Ala U. Killer
Stern
Walthalla
New Lig
Washington State tightens drills amid rumors of lineup changes
A shaky mood surrounds Washington State as coach Hollingbers presses the team through a light post practice session. Fans expect fresh five players to start, while expectations clash with doubts about offensive firepower and lineup stability under pressure. Earl Foster reports ticket demand could reach around 1000 for the game.
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Crawh Wallace
Lia Yen
Secon
Vance
Feyere
Nalthough
Hollingbers
Cor
Earl Foster
Gradiate
Governor Claiborne Rewards Head of Jean Lefitte
Governor Claiborne announces a $500 reward for information leading to the head of the notorious pirate Jean Lafitte. The offer underscores ongoing efforts to curb piracy in the region and bring the outlaw to justice.
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Claiborne
Jean Lefitte
Olympic Committee Increases by Ten New Members
The American Olympic Committee expanded its executive by ten votes. New members include Sfor, William S, Those W, A. Wioay Bingham, Trarvard, T. Dibenedetto of New Orleans, William P. Humphrey of San Francisco, Leslie A. Honey of Los Angeles, Fred D. Ateers of Chicago, Professor To Jobe of Columbus, Chieyrnstein of Washington, Lenhting of Minnesota, and F. Walsh of New York.
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New Fork
Tor
Execu
Olsmp
Mio
Sfor
Williams
Wioay Bingham
Trarvard
T. Dibenedetto
New Orleans
Willian PL
Humphrey
San Fennesseo
Leslie A. Honey
Lost Angels
Fred DL. Ateers
Chicago
Jobe
Columbus
Chieyrnstein
Wash
Lenhting
Minnea Ia
F. Walsh
New York
EARS LIKE GOLD SPELL unexplained tale from Yencken court
A garbled OCR fragment describes a bizarre crowd scene with unclear references to Yencken IsKan and hospital activities. The text mentions curious gestures, a brown work world, and a coy head jerk amid party chatter.
Unclear Entry On Thieves And Smoke Aims
Fragmentary notes describe thieves and smoking in a disjointed scene with scattered names and phrases. The text mentions Louis, North Toledo, and Teafore amid garbled references to cigarettes and a warning about entering an area.
Fragmentary notice about selling property and assets
Fragmented OCR text mentions selling charges and assets including stork exchange, houses and lots, and property dealings. It references a person named Cail Wood Nee and implies arranging a sale to settle tax or debts. Details are garbled and unclear.
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Wood
Cail
Stork Exchange
Domestic court bill eyed to ease divorce workload
State Senator W A Willtnersen announced a bill to create a specialized domestic court with no vacation, handling early divorce cases and child abandonment felonies. Cowen said it would reduce backlogs by moving divorce cases from district courts and provide faster remedies for wives and children in Creek County, with broad support from local officials and judges.
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Cowen
Fatebarge
Annoced Manor
W. A. Willtnersen
Huss Sterling
Uio bin
P. G. Anderson
Bexee
Cowen Agul
Yinka Yeenid
Chile
Dal Bos Bees
Geacd Judea Pe
Uiv
Tena Cowen
Em ployes Club Dinner Dance At Plaza Hotel
Four hundred guests from the Emploes' club of the Central Power and Light company attended the orphan-anak's event at the Plaza hotel Tuesday night. Carson served as emcee while B Neisrenager, president, awarded garlee buttons and five or more seats. special song and dance numbers followed the dinner dance.
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Emploses
Central Power and Light Company
Orpan—Alion
Plaza Hotel
Carson
Sanquel
Neisrenager
Garelee
Officers to Survey Camps in Eighth Corps Area
Col Joby S Chambers and Col Ralph M T Penwell have been ordered to view Forts Crockett Brown Mingold and Sfeintosh as part of a survey to determine comparative needs of activities in the corps area.
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Joby S. Chambers
Munder
Curia
Llout
Ralph McT. Penwell
Ataft Caegt
Eighth Corps
Crockett, Brown, Minggold
Sfeintosh
Utility Officials Given Promotions Effective January 4
Utility officials receive promotions in a local company reshaping leadership. J Tl Mito, commercial department manager, advances to vice president while Waller K Divkersap becomes department head, with Fa B Nelwwane remaining president. The changes take effect Tuesday.
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J. Tl. Mito
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